DECNet???
In yesterday’s logfile, I found a number of entries like this:
%%%%%%%%%%% OPCOM 23-MAY-2007 11:59:13.74 %%%%%%%%%%%
Message from user SYSTEM on DIANA
Event: Access Control Violation from: Node LOCAL:.DIANA Session Control,
at: 2007-05-23-12:59:13.150+02:00Iinf
NSAP Address=49::00-15:AA-00-04-00-01-54:21,
Source=UIC = [0,0]HTTP$NOBODY,
Destination=number = 17,
Destination User="",
Destination Account="",
Node Name=LOCAL:.DIANA
eventUid 05E361FC-0925-11DC-A8A1-0000F87653E2
entityUid 415FAA9C-F8E3-11DB-81F1-AA0004000154
streamUid 5144F470-F8E3-11DB-82D7-AA0004000154
That looks like DECNet, run by the webserver??? (given the user HTTP$NOBODY) but the webserver logfile doesn’t show anything on this. I know that at that time SSH did not respond at all, and the webserver was very slow. No idea what could have caused it.
49:: is not on my network, that’s for sure.
23-May-2007
T4_WASDLOG
The program is ready, the code documented. Some other documents need to be compiled before the kit (one zipfile containing the (Pascal) source, objectfile and executable can be published.
Interesting feature: I build the program ENTIRELY on my laptop, using Personal Alpha (VMS 8.2, to be complete).